Tax Scams Not Just for Filing Season
It’s a new year and a new filing season. That means the Internal Revenue Service is hard at work fighting some long-running scams aimed at tricking taxpayers out of their hard-earned money.…
It’s a new year and a new filing season. That means the Internal Revenue Service is hard at work fighting some long-running scams aimed at tricking taxpayers out of their hard-earned money.…
A status report from the IRS shows income tax returns are being filed at a much slower rate than last year. But unlike in 2020, an extension to the April 15 filing deadline is unclear.…
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Ask most people what they thought of 2020, and the response is likely to be something like, “disastrous,” “catastrophic” — even “unprecedented.”…
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Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Chuck Rettig had high praise for the nation’s tax professionals this week, as he addressed the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum.…
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The IRS wants help spreading the word about Economic Impact Payments.…
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The IRS has unveiled a large series of steps providing relief on a number of fronts, ranging from easing payment guidelines to postponing compliance actions.…
The Internal Revenue Service has released its annual report for 2019, giving Commissioner Chuck Rettig a chance to explain the improvements implemented in the American tax system in the last year.…
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The nation’s tax practitioners are being reminded federal law requires them to create a written security plan to help protect their clients’ data.…
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) says it has some suggestions for the IRS that could make significant improvements in the agency’s operations.…
In January, the IRS announced it was lowering the threshold for applying the estimated tax penalty from 90 percent to 85 percent. This change was designed to shield taxpayers who were already getting an unexpected tax bill due to tax reform from also owing a penalty. Last Friday, the IRS said they were lowering the threshold once again to provide penalty relief to even more taxpayers.…
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